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Stanford consortium addresses AI risks in biomedical research
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's AI ethics review process, a consortium of scholars is producing a series of papers focused on the best ways to manage the risks in AI-powered biomedical research: -
Control, Trust, and Governance in Complex Systems
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“Patrick I disbelieve anyone ever gets constructive control of more than some low floor without a second sign off.” You can believe what you want to believe, but the world is complicated and runs on trust at some margins.
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AI Training Programs Address Temptation and Misuse Control
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There are even formal trainings in some places which say, explicitly, “In this training you’re going to get constructive control over real money. We want you to feel that. You will wonder if you could ever just take it. That would probably work, for a time at least.”
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Systems Learn Defection Through Low-Cost Early Opportunities
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Systems learn this, to the extent they learn anything, which is (stylistically) why they give you opportunities early to defect at very low dollar amounts.
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AI System Leaks Information Outside Project Scope
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It still seems to pull info from convos outside the group (project). Even if you tell it not to.
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AI Hallucinations and Professional Accountability in Legal Practice
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Surely, such behavior is grounds for being disbarred? Unless that becomes the default response, the hallucinations will continue.
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OpenAI Converts Commercial Division to Public Benefit Corporation
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OpenAI a annoncé la transformation de sa division commerciale en une société d'intérêt public (structure d'entreprise qui concilie profit et mission sociale), tout en maintenant l'organisation à but non lucratif comme actionnaire majoritaire. Cette réorganisation répond aux
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Next Generation Losing Writing Skills to AI Prompt Generation
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If the next generation cannot write and think well enough to come up with good prompts, they ask Claude to write a good prompt for them. The future is in grunt-to-speech models